According to the survey that was conducted with 26 different Veterinary clinics in Singapore, 84% said that meshing your windows and doors is the most effective way to prevent your cats from falling off and escaping. By doing so, you still get to enjoy the breeze and scenery while ensuring the safety of your furry friends. There are many different kinds of mesh varying in prices and materials to choose from in the market.

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• Plastic mesh - This method is most frequently used by owners as they are readily found in the market and at your local hardware store at an affordable price. You can visit Kenford for more details 

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• Metal mesh - For a more durable material, this is a better option for you to choose from. You can visit Lai Xin Feng & Sons, where a wide range of patterns and materials are available. Another website you can visit is Wiremesh to view the selections of meshes.

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• Safety nets - For customizable mesh, you can check out The Cat People. They provide cat safety solutions for balconies, patios, roof terraces, gardens, windows, gates and service yards.

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• Magnetic screens - Existing as different variations, one such being insect screens. These-see-through binds can be installed to keep your cats safe. You can visit InsectOut and DIY Magnetic Insect Screen for more details.

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• Custom grills - Owners can choose to customize their window grills so that it is narrow enough to prevent their cats from squeezing through and escaping. For more information, you can visit Skygrilles and Qittun DIY Services

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• Invisible grills - Owners can choose this option if they want to ensure the safety of their cats but still wish to enjoy the scenery. You can visit Legate for an example of invisible grills 

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   Adapted from: Cat Welfare Society  

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